The Master of Education (M.Ed.) program is designed to prepare students for effective leadership in Christian, public and private schools. The Early Childhood Education, Elementary Education, Secondary Education, Administration/Supervision, Gifted Education, Special Education, School Counseling, and Reading Specialist programs may lead to Virginia licensure or endorsements. All programs demand high academic and moral standards of students. Completion of a master?s degree in the School of Education implies thorough knowledge of the content of the student?s major.

The Master of Education program is a 36 credit hour program with the exception of the School Counseling concentration which requires 48 credit hours.

Concentrations:

Administration & Supervision
Program Specialist - Early Childhood
Program Specialist - Gifted
Program Specialist - Math
Program Specialist - Reading
School Counseling
Teaching and Learning - Educational Technology and Online Instruction
Teaching and Learning - Elementary Education
Teaching and Learning - General Education
Teaching and Learning - Middle Grades
Teaching and Learning - Special Education
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